02022nam a22001217a 4500008004100000100004300041245005800084260003600142300003200178520119300210650046101403773003601864240531b           ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  aJoshi, Heena Thanki and Dangi, Meghna   aAre retail investors in emerging economies SRI ready?  aManagement and Labour Studies    a49(2), May, 2024: p.256-274  aSocially responsible investment (SRI) is a contemporary idea to describe investing that incorporates social, ethical and environmental dimensions. Under the Theory of Planned Behaviour lens, the current study examines the role of attitude, subjective norm, perceived control behaviour and moral norms in explaining retail investors’ investment intention towards SRI. The study adopted the quantitative approach of research and gathered the required data using the judgmental sampling method. This research uses structural equation modelling to present a model that better explains the role of attitude, subjective norm, perceived control behaviour and moral norms in understanding retail investors’ investment intentions for SRI. The current study proposes and successfully validates the use of subjective financial literacy as a perceived control behaviour variable in studying the investment intention of SRI. The finding suggests that retail investors’ intention to invest in SRI is significantly positively influenced by attitude, subjective norms, moral norms and subjective financial literacy. – Reproduced 

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  aSocially Responsible Investment (SRI), Theory of Planned Behaviour, Attitude, Subjective Norms, Perceived Control Behaviour, Moral Norms, Retail Investors, Investment Intention, Quantitative Research, Judgmental Sampling, Structural Equation Modelling, Subjective Financial Literacy, Behavioural Finance, Ethical Investing, Environmental Investing, Social Investing, Investor Psychology, Financial Decision-Making, Market Behaviour, Sustainable Investment.  aManagement and Labour Studies